Yeah, you used to talk aboutGetting even further SouthSomewhere where the summer lasted all year ’roundProbably got a big ol’ diamond on your hand right nowMaybe a baby or a couple by nowLong driveway to a big white houseBut I wonder when you’re drinking if youFind yourself thinking aboutThat boy from East TennesseeAnd I know we both knew betterBut we still said foreverAnd that was seven summers agoIn southern comfort, were weDumb or just younger, who knows?Back then, you used to love the riverAnd sippin’ on a sixer with meDoes it ever make you sad to knowThat was seven summers ago?Ooh, ooh-ooh, ooh-oohYeah, I bet your daddy’s so proudOf how his little girl turned outThink she dodged a bulletOf a good old boy like me‘Cause I stillGo drinkin’, same friends on FridayBought a few acres, couple roads off the highwayGuess you never saw things my way anywayBut I wonder when you’re drinking if you
Find yourself thinking aboutThat boy from East TennesseeAnd I know we both knew betterBut we still said foreverAnd that was seven summers agoIn southern comfort, were weDumb or just younger, who knows?Back then, you used to love the riverAnd sippin’ on a sixer with meDoes it ever make you sad to knowThat was seven summers ago?OohSeven summers ago (Ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh)Seven summers ago (Ooh, ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh)Yeah, I wonder when you’re drinking if youFind yourself thinking aboutThat boy from East TennesseeAnd I know we both knew betterBut we still said foreverAnd that was seven summers agoIn southern comfort, were weDumb or just younger, who knows?Back then, you used to love the riverAnd sippin’ on a sixer with meDoes it ever make you sad to knowThat was seven summers ago?OohSeven summers ago (Ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh)Seven summers ago (Ooh, ooh-ooh)